Foreign investors’ growing holdings of dollar-denominated bonds have created a large demand to hedge dollar risk. Using outstanding FX forward and swap positions for seven major dollar currency pairs, this column shows that changes in fund hedging are closely tied to exchange rate movements. Dealer banks transmit derivative demand to the spot market, while investors’ tendency to hedge less after the dollar appreciates can amplify currency movements.
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